Today is Monday, November 25, 2024 
The Southeastern CT Enterprise Region Corp (seCTer) is southeastern CT’s designated economic development organization. It creates and deploys the region’s Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy, supports municipalities in their economic development efforts and also provides small business lending. SeCTer is also the host agency for the state’s Procurement Technical Assistance Center, which helps small businesses become government contractors.
Address: 19-B Thames Street, Groton, CT 06340
Phone Number: (860) 437-4659
Maritime Studies (MAST) is an interdisciplinary undergraduate program at the University of Connecticut combining the humanities and social sciences and focused on relationships involving humans and marine environments.
The Cultural Coalition serves as the “voice” of the cultural sector and the liaison between the cultural sector and leadership entities invested in regional revitalization—municipal, community, business, education, tribal, military, and tourism sectors—and provides core services to connect, strengthen, and advocate for the cultural community.
The historic Mother Bailey House at the corner of Thames and Broad Streets was built by Dr Amos Prentis in 1782, the year following the Battle of Fort Griswold. Anna Warner Bailey moved to the house with her husband a few years later, and soon established an inn and Groton’s first post office. Anna became well-known during her lifetime for two wartime deeds which demonstrated her extraordinary bravery and fierce patriotism. The first was a heroic effort to reunite her dying uncle with his family on the day after the Battle of Fort Griswold. The next occurred during the War of 1812 when soldiers from Fort Griswold encountered her on Thames Street while searching for wadding for their weapons. What happened next is the stuff of legends.
